Delbert Condie

Please accept my condolences on the passing of your father. He was a wonderful man. I enjoyed seeing him at the arena skating and riding his bike through town. His loving family is the wonderful legacy left to show how special his life was.

My condolences on the loss of your dad. Stan

Condolences to all the family

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I spent many hockey games with Delbert at the V-town and Kirkland and Temiskaming area and Rouyon areas. We spent many parts of the weekends with our Hockey playing sons. We were so proud of our sons and each other's sons. . Three periods and overtime are now over Delbert. Time for the new games up there with the final Referee.

My heart sinks as I read of Del’s passing . He led a life well spent and enjoyed both by himself and with his wife — Alice . They are together once again . Sincere condolences from Dave and I .

Our condolences to the family and friends of this remarkable man. A life well lived and to the fullest. He will always remain in your heart and memories.

My deepest condolences on the loss of your father. May the wonderful memories you have give you peace and comfort in the days to come.

So sorry for your loss:(

Rick and I were both privileged to have known him in a short while at TPR, he was sure a strong man. We both will miss our daily visits and chats with him, always sitting in his chair in the foyer or by the nursing station. RIP Mr. Condie

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Condolences and prayers at this time of sorrow. Delbert was a kind and gentle fellow. I truly enjoyed chatting with him. He was a positive person. RIP Delbert.

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I met Delbert randomly at Kinross pond trail a few summers back where he was rollerblading whilst pushing his walker. I was simply amazed by his athleticism and had to meet him. He told me his name and age and very proudly told me the fact that he would also bike from Kirkland Lake to Larder Lake. I also saw him on his bicycle on the kinross trail and was happy to see he wore a bicycle helmet. He’s was a true inspiration and I will miss seeing him on the trail. May you rest in peace sir.

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I am so sorry to hear of your father's passing. He always had a smile and friendly greeting and was ready for a chat when he sat in the lobby in the apt building where I visited my mom. I missed seeing him when he left. A life well lived.

I am just sick after seeing this.I am heading to KL next week and I honestly had a visit with your dad on my bucket list.He was a real inspiration to all of us and one heck of a dad to you Derek.RIP Delbert‍️

So sorry to hear of the loss of your dad. What an amazing man! He had an amazing life! He will be missed, may he R I P. Pat

So sorry to hear of the passing of Delbert. What an incredible man and amazing life that he lived.My condolences and God bless.

Sorry for your loss. My deepest condolences to you all. Fond memories of chatting with him during public skating, seeing him on his bike and the last time I saw him was at Christmas while I played my guitar/sang for the Teck Pioneer Residence.

So sorry for your loss of your dad. Thinking of you at this sad time.

Uncle Delbert, The last of the family of that generation. Predeceased by three brothers and a sister. Delbert was proof of a long well lived life by staying healthy and exercising. It’s in the Condie DNA. The few times over the years I had the opportunity of sitting down and talking to my uncle I was inspired by a soft spoken man who was a good listener and shared his driven ways. Skating, roller blading, skiing, cycling. Imagine cycling 90 klms at 90 years of age. Quite incredible but not surprising. Our condolences to Derek, Clint ,Trevor and families. Randi & Jill Condie

I am very sad to receive the news regarding your Dad. Over the years I got to know Delbert while public skating in the rink, on the ski trails and occasionally while biking in the KL area . I always felt like a fairly active individual but your Dad certainly left me far behind! He was always an interesting and positive person and it was a pleasure to have known him! My condolences to his family and many friends-Brian Hamilton

Trevor and Amanda So sorry to hear about the passing of Trevor's dad. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. Scott and Heather Barkell

So sorry to hear about the loss of your father. You have my deepest condolences. Such a huge loss, but what a life well lived. Throughout his life, your father exemplified living life to its fullest and he did so in such a positive, cheerful, and youthful manner. The way he continued his athletic passions, and picked up new ones, right into his 90s, is nothing short of remarkable. To accomplish half of what he did would be considered a good life. He and Alice were exceptional parents as well, as illustrated by the independent and caring sons they raised. Delbert took me to watch my very first hockey game at the old KL arena on Government Road when he piled a bunch of Clint’s friends into the backseat of his Mercury to go and watch Derek play in the late 1960s. I hope your memories of Delbert always bring warmth to your heart along with a grin or a chuckle. You must have thousands of them.

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Del, There was never a more kind man than you. You and Alice were the best neighbours, part of many of my childhood memories. Walking into your house and seeing my family photos on your fridge made me feel like I meant as much to you as you meant to me. Say hi to my beautiful Alice

Dear Clint and Family, What an amazing active life your Dad had. I’m sure his positive attitude helped him live to the ripe old he of 96. Always tough to lose a parent whatever their age and Ray and I send our sympathies to you and your family. Lovely to know your first grandchild has your Moms name.